Muley Hunter

We actually do have some "common ground". BH209 (sofar) is the least effected by mother nature. Cold yes but its very non hygroscopic because of a coating. It is very consistent under the most conditions in the right guns. I quit using T7 too for the same reason. My crud rings were HORRIBLE but some of that could have been my fault.

My only complaint with BH209 has been the cost and 10oz bottles since i don't shoot side locks. That is why i started going smokeless last year. Its cheaper for a pound and i only need half as much. Plus its just as easy to ignite with the right powder.

HEAD001

See if you have load data for Reloader 7. Its between Benchmark and Varget in many applications and its double based. Varget though is REALLY popular.